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Crews demolish buildings of former businesses in Campbell for new developments

By Kelcey Norris Mahoning Matters
The Mahoning County Land Bank demolished three building in Campbell that’ll be ready for redevelopment, including the former site of Mike’s Place on Twelfth Street.
The Mahoning County Land Bank demolished three building in Campbell that’ll be ready for redevelopment, including the former site of Mike’s Place on Twelfth Street. Steven Brown Mahoning County Land Bank

The Mahoning County Land Bank demolished three buildings in Campbell yesterday, and they’re planning to demolish a fourth one soon.

They all used to house businesses in the Campbell community: Mike’s Place on Twelfth Street, Spak’s Cafe and the Ultimate Club both on Robinson Road.

The three buildings were classified as “high-profile” and “beyond repair.”

The demolished sites will soon be ready for new developments, according to the Mahoning County Land Bank.

Next they’ll be demolishing the former Campbell Post Office which is also on Robinson Road.

The Mahoning County Land Bank demolished the building at 74 Robinson Road, the former site of Spak’s Cafe in Campbell.
The Mahoning County Land Bank demolished the building at 74 Robinson Road, the former site of Spak’s Cafe in Campbell. Steven Brown Mahoning County Land Bank
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